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Transcript of Mariner’s Odyssey Through Capital Markets & Strategic Transactions January 19, 2006.
Mariner’s Odyssey Through Capital Markets & Strategic Transactions
January 19, 2006
Mariner Overview
Proved Reserves (Bcfe) as of 7/1/05: 271
Proved reserves 64% gas and 49% developed; 66% operated by Mariner
Reserve to production ratio of > 8
3-year F&D: $1.77 (for FYE04); 3-year reserve replacement: 173% (for FYE04)
83,000 net developed acres; 217,000 net undeveloped acres
40+ prospects in inventory
5,000+ blocks of 3-D seismic data in house
Shelf10%
Deepwater43% West Texas
47%
Corporate History
Trafalgar House – 1983
Hardy Oil & Gas – 1989
Mariner 1.0: Enron/JEDI – 1996
Mariner 1.5: Enron Bankruptcy – 2001
Mariner 2.0: Riverstone/ACON – 2004
Mariner 3.0: Private Placement (144A) – 2005
Mariner 4.0: Proposed Forest GOM Merger – 1Q06
Mariner Gulf of Mexico Asset Base
Mariner Gulf of Mexico Asset Base
Daniel Boone• Discovered in 2003• Operator: W&T Offshore
King Kong/Yosemite• Discovered in 2000• 1st Production: 1Q02• 2 Exploration Offsets• Operator: Mariner/ENI
Bass Lite• Discovered in 2001• POD Signed• Operator: Mariner
Rigel• Discovered in 2003• 1st Production: Est. 2Q06• Operator: Dominion
LaSalle/Nansen• Discovered in 2001• SSTB to Nansen • Operator: Kerr-McGee
Pluto• Redrilled in 1Q05• SSTB to SP89• 1st Production: Est. 2Q06• Operator: Mariner
Mariner Gulf of Mexico Asset Base – Impact Projects
Exploration Track Record
Significant Discoveries….over 80% Internally Generated
Deepwater Operations Expertise
Swordfish Project Development
2 Oil Wells, 1 Gas Well2 Oil Wells, 1 Gas Well13.2513.25--Mile Subsea Tieback to SparMile Subsea Tieback to Spar
INFIELDUMBILICAL
UMBILICAL
VK 961 #14617’ WD
VK 962 #1SIDETRACK
4617’ WD
VK 917 #14310’ WD
6” PIPE-IN-PIPEOIL FLOWLINE6” GAS FLOWLINE
NEPTUNE SPARVK 826
1930’ WD
Ambient Conditions:2,041 psia; 38oF
2 Oil Wells, 1 Gas Well2 Oil Wells, 1 Gas Well13.2513.25--Mile Subsea Tieback to SparMile Subsea Tieback to Spar
2 Oil Wells, 1 Gas Well2 Oil Wells, 1 Gas Well13.2513.25--Mile Subsea Tieback to SparMile Subsea Tieback to Spar
INFIELDUMBILICAL
UMBILICAL
VK 961 #14617’ WD
VK 962 #1SIDETRACK
4617’ WD
VK 917 #14310’ WD
6” PIPE-IN-PIPEOIL FLOWLINE6” GAS FLOWLINE
NEPTUNE SPARVK 826
1930’ WD
Ambient Conditions:2,041 psia; 38oF
INFIELDUMBILICAL
UMBILICAL
VK 961 #14617’ WD
VK 962 #1SIDETRACK
4617’ WD
VK 917 #14310’ WD
6” PIPE-IN-PIPEOIL FLOWLINE6” GAS FLOWLINE
NEPTUNE SPARVK 826
1930’ WD
Ambient Conditions:2,041 psia; 38oF
Reverse Morris Trust
Post-Merger
Forest GOM Transaction Structure Overview
Mariner(Publicly Traded)
Forest(Publicly Traded)
Mariner Assets
SpinCo
ForestShareholders
MarinerShareholders
ForestRemaining
Assets
Mariner – SpinCo GOM Asset Combination
• Shelf and Deepwater (470,000+ net undeveloped acres) • Creates a leading Gulf of Mexico focused independent • Extensive prospects in inventory• Balances deepwater exploration with low risk shelf production • Synergies achieved through
property• Adds high impact deep shelf and ultra-deep shelf opportunities overlap and operating
efficiencies
GOM Lease Expirations
2006-07 Expirations: 2,411
2008-09 Expirations: 1,473
Mariner West Texas Asset Base
• 62,000 Gross Acres• 33,000 Net Acres• Primarily Development Drilling
Disclaimer
This presentation has been prepared by Mariner and includes information from other sources believed by Mariner to be reliable. This presentation speaks only as of the date hereof, and Mariner disclaims any obligation to update the information provided herein. No representation or warranty, express or implied, is made to the accuracy or completeness of the information set forth herein.
This presentation contains statements, estimates and projections that may reflect various assumptions made by Mariner which may or may not prove to be correct. Statements that address performance, developments or events that are expected to occur in the future (including statements related to earnings, capital expenditures and operating results) are forward-looking statements. Actual results could differ materially from those reflected in the forward-looking statements as a result of a variety of factors, many of which are beyond Mariner’s control.